Tag: #NL5

McALLEN — Residents might have a new representative on the city commission after city leaders adopted changes to the city’s districts.

The Edinburg Police Department is investigating the death of an infant on Monday.

Authorities arrested a Hidalgo man last Tuesday after agents discovered nearly 138 pounds of cocaine stored inside his residence, according to a criminal complaint.

Full-time employees and contractors for the city of Alton could start receiving a $15 minimum wage within a few years after the city commissioners pledged to work toward a wage hike.

The No. 1 book in new releases in children’s zoo books on Amazon is making a giraffe at Gladys Porter Zoo a celebrity.

Trustees on the Mercedes school board again delayed awarding a security guard services contract last week, voting to reject recommendations and restart the selection process.

HARLINGEN — The seasonally-adjusted Texas jobless rate dropped in June from 4.2 percent to 4.1 percent as the state set new employment highs for the eighth consecutive month.

A Brownsville family is mourning the death of their beloved American bulldog after it was brutally attacked by a man armed with a knife.

The ouster of Lorenzo “Lencho” Cabrera, Place 5 alderman on the Edcouch City Council, is back on the table, according to a copy of the agenda for Thursday’s meeting.

RAYMONDVILLE — Willacy County commissioners are entering into negotiations with Hidalgo County more than three months after shutting down a 582-bed prison that had become an economic driver in this farming county for 20 years.